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I'm 54, just came off the pill after 14 years. experiencing brown discharge. pap normal, endo 7mm, fibroids and adenomyosis. ?
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Normal: Your pap smear is normal. The discharge could be due to hormonal withdrawal.
Answered 3/28/2014
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